Officers Installed in University Alumni Society
Athens Ga June 4 Officers of the Alumni Society of the University of Georgia were installed at the annual meeting in the chapel with Frank D Foley Columbus continuing as president J Ralph Thaxton Athens recording secretary and district vice presidents Alec Lawrence Savannah J B Bower Bainbridge Madden Hatcher Columbus Stanford Arnold Newnan George T Northern Atlanta R Lanier Anderson Macon James P Jones Rome Charles L Gowen Brunswick D Kenyon Gainesville Starry Hoodt Athens Board of Managers Wright Abbot Louisville Alvin W Neely Waynesboro Blanton Fortson Athens Miles W Lewis Greensboro Wilson M Hardy Rome J C Sholar Atlanta Cam D Dorsey Atlanta
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Athens
Alumni Society of the University of Georgian
Frank D. Foley
Columbus
J. Ralph Thaxton
Alec Lawrence
Savannah
J. B. Bower
Bainbridge
Madden Hatcher
Stanford Arnold
Newnan
George T. Northern
Atlanta
R. Lanier Anderson
Macon
James P. Jones
Rome
Charles L. Gowen
Brunswick
I¢. D. Kenyon
Gainesville
Starry Hoodt Gon
Wright Abbot
Louisville
Alvin W. Neely
Waynesboro
Blanton Fortson
Miles W. Lewis
Greensboro
Wilson M. Hardy
J. C. Sholar
Cam D. Dorsey
Chastain Seeks Support for Georgia General Assembly Term
Robert B. Chastain announces candidacy for Representative, aiming to serve in the next General Assembly. He pledges to work on constitutional finance, yearly funding for schools, and monthly school allocations, asking for support and votes in the July primary.
Adequate Diet Boosts IQ in Undernourished Toddlers
Undernourished children under four show IQ gains up to eighteen points after receiving a proper diet. This improvement highlights the impact of nutrition on early cognitive development and long term potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford Protective Service
Johns Hopkins Party Survives Chesapeake Bay Boat Accident
Three nurses and three medical students from Johns Hopkins Hospital survived after an overturned boat in Chesapeake Bay. Navy rescuers at Sparrows Point saved the group while one student swam for help through the night. Lifesavers Hale Stevenson Frank Weir and The Tlurses aided the group as they were treated for exposure and bruises.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Chesapeake Bay
Navy
Marking Point
Jacqueline Clay
Barhboursville
W. Va
Susan Elder
Hydes Md
Marie Foster
Monkton
Edgar Wooddey
Thomasville
Earl White
Jackson
Miss
Rufus Nimimons
Seneca
S. C
White
Love Point
Sparrows Point
Hale Stevenson
Berlin
Frank Weir
Cheater
Tlurses
American Bombers Hit Lines North of Rome
Allied Headquarters reports five hundred American heavy bombers and fighters struck enemy communications north of Rome to disrupt the German retreat from the city. The mission aimed to sever lines of supply and retreat as Allied forces pressed forward near Naples.
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Rome
Naples
Supreme Court rules insurance is interstate commerce under Sherman Act
Washington June 5 The Supreme Court overruled 75 years of precedent holding insurance not commerce it is subject to federal anti trust law Justice Black wrote the majority decision Chief Justice Stone dissented Justice Roberts and Reed took no part The Southeastern Underwriters case involved 196 stockholders and individuals across Florida Alabama Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia with Justice Department charges dismissed in Atlanta. Mrs Charles Watt and her son A Vance Watt recently returned from Durham N C reporting Watt in improved health after a severe fall injuries.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Black
Stone
Roberts
Reed
L Oture Insurance Companies
Southeastern Underwriters Association
Morida
Alabama
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Atlanta
Congress
Charles Watt
Vance Watt
Durham, N
Watt
Senator Denounces Supreme Court Plan In Insurance Ruling
The Supreme Court held an insurance bulletin of a fraternal benefit society falls under interstate commerce and the National Labor Relations Act. Justice Frankfurter delivered the decision involving the Polish National Alliance of the United States of North Smeringa in Chicago. Justice Roberts did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Polish National Alliance of the
United States
Chastain Seeks Georgia General Assembly Seat
Thomas county candidate Robert E. Chastain announces for one of the county's two House seats in the upcoming statewide primary. The former representative cites need for constitutional work and funding, pledges steady support for Georgia schools, and promises to serve Thomas and the state with time and effort if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Robert BF. Chastain
Thomas
Robert Sh. Chastain
Chastain
General Assembly
Schools
R. R. Chastain
Thomas County
Thomasvile Chamber of Commerce
Ghastain
Rome Open City Proposal From Kesselring For Allied Command
German field dispatches report Field Marshal Kesselring offered Rome as an open city with boundaries from San Paolo to Porta San Pancration and the Travesette station. He pledged no military installations or troop movements inside the area and proposed Vatican oversight for civilian protection and observation.
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Germany
Rome
Albert Kesselring
Vatican
Kesselring
San Paolo
Piazza Maggiore
Pizza Maggiore
Hiburtina
Villa Chigi
Tiber
Torre del Quinto
Ponte Milvio
Vatican City
Porta San Pancration
Travesette
Local News Notes On Visits and Departures in Waycross Area
Mrs G W Courson returns home after operation at A G C L hospital Waycross. Roderick Brantley leaves for west coast after brief visit with sister Mrs Bill Ball. Dr Helen Bellhouse flies to Warm Springs for infantile paralysis care course. Nell Pringle Julia Wright Rheba Bridges head to Highlands NC for summer. Bridges to open her home there. Kathryn Johnson and sister Mary Ellen Johnson depart for Texas College for Women in Denton. Bill Ball family moves to Highlands NC. Mr and Mrs Joe R Griffon of Tampa visit parents L C Griffon for several days. Lt Betty Jane OQuinay of Bowman Field spends short leave with parents. Mrs Tom Bellhouse visiting relatives in New York and New England. Roy Allen announces birth of baby girl Anna Virginia at Archbold Memorial Hospital Friday June 2.
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Georgia
McKay Powell
Leila Holmes
John Wardner
Ensign Flowers
W. H. Flowers
Lindsey Watt
William Watt
F. Hansell Watt
Robert Cox
Glen Arven Country Club
Margot Watt
Janes Cook
Heath Varnedee, Jr
Roy Lawson
Martin Cooper
A. G. Robinson
Anne Hidson
Martha Ball
Betty Turner
Lucretia Powell
Rebecca Roddenberry
Sally Harrell
Marianne Jeffries
Peggy Pierce
George T. Bird
Heeth Varnedee, III
Lee Neel
John Watt
Will Watt
Charles Watt
Henry Herbener
Sydney Fleming
Alice Joseph
McChesney Jeffries
John McKay
Jo Banks McKay
Macon
W. B. Holmes
Atlanta
Robert C. Mizell, Jr
H. H. Wall
James K. Harper
J. F. Watt
Americus
L. H. McKay
Hendersonville
N. C
Kathryn Hill
Waynesville
Onaida Woolford
Galveston
Tex
Lee Rogers
Charleston
S. C
Alberta Goff
Milledgeville
T. J. Myers
Edwina Myers
Tampa Fla
Kathryn Johnson
Frank Johnson
N. Mitchell
Texas College For Women
Denton
Mary Ellen
Roy Allen
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Anna Virginia
Charles Crawford Christened At St Thomas Sunday
An eight month old, Charles Ferguson Crawford, son of Mr and Mrs Allen Neal Crawford, was christened Sunday afternoon at 430 pm at St Thomas Episcopal Church with Rev George Shirley presiding. Godparents included Dorothy Ball Ferguson and Mary Helen Moore. Dr Charles H Ferguson stood in for the absent Mr Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ferguson Crawford
Allen Neal Crawford
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
George Shirley
Charles
Allen Neal Crawford Jr
Belle Creech
Newark
New Jersey
Dorothy Ball Ferguson
Mary Helen Moore
Charles Elliott Ferguson
Robert Thomas
Ferguson
Charles H. Ferguson
Weather Report From Thomasville Georgia June 5 1944
Partly cloudy and cooler today fair to partly cloudy and warm tonight and Sunday. Scattered thundershowers Tuesday afternoon. Observation notes report temperatures with a record high for the month and rainfall totals. Following the christening at St Thomas the Crawford home hosted an informal tea for friends and the christened child Charles with Mrs Crawford and Mrs Pete Dozier assisting.
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St. Thomas
Crawford
Park Avenue
Little Charles
Pete Dozier
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